GCSE Science Revision Websites

[SmileySelina]

My son starts in year 10 in September. He is doing three separate sciences, can't remember what that’s called.

Can anyone recommend free or paid for science revision that your child has found useful. Some I have heard of, but no experience of using are, Cognito, Primrose Kitten and My GCSE science.

It would be great to hear some feedback of any of these if anyone has used them. .

https://cognitoedu.org/home

easily the best in my opinion, i use their diagrams a lot in my lessons

Physicsandmathstutor is great for past papers and worked answers.

Thank you both. He did like the cognito biology videos on youtube last year.
Physics and maths tutor definitely a great place for past papers.

Cognito is great, my freescience lessons also really good, some kids dislike because he is a bit “dull” ( their words) but he absolutely nails the spec and is really clear. Not a giant fan of primrose kitten, the malmsbury school videos are good for the required practicals. Physicsandmaths tutor for the past papers.

Thank you, will check out your suggestions.

I assume you mean in English, but just in case your DS is in Welsh medium education some very clever sixth formers at our school set up a revision website for STEM subjects last year.

https://www.brig.org.uk/

BBC Bitesize is also very good and spec specific.

Thank you all

I will check out your youtube and website Iz, don’t think I’ve come across your channel before, sounds like it will be useful.

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Hi,

Try www.science-revision.co.uk, this is a free chemistry revision website, might help your son improve his confidence and grades in chemistry

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Before you start, make absolutely sure you know what exam board and specification. It's probably AQA Biology, Chemistry and Physics and the specifications will be online.

Cognito is excellent.
PhysicsOnline has some free content and paid options.
BBC Bitesize
Freesciencelessons
And I second watching the Malmesbury school / scienceshorts required practical videos, but be aware there's not one way of doing these, so he might have used a different method in lesson.